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15AdFP…ts6y Unverified · twetch

All these cold wallets being hacked on btc.... is there any vulnrabilities of bsv? How does the original tech of bsv stop these attacks?

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Replies (21)

139X4y…Nh3Q Unverified · twetch
Replying to@15AdFP…ts6y

There very likely are issues with seed generation on bsv wallets but I hope not. Note that issues with a wallet deployment aren't the same as an issue on bsv directly. The recent developments with brc-100 wallets is a move in the right direction I think.

258 899 sat
1HE7p6…4y5d Unverified · twetch
Replying to@15AdFP…ts6y

If you are concerned download bitaddress html and run it on an offline computer
Make your own private key using dice rolls.
If you do that it pretty much hack proof

1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1HE7p6…4y5d

where did this silly dice rolls thing come from?
just bashing the keyboard is better for your seed

and if you need extra security
split your keys onto 2 USB drives
(make copies obvs)

1HE7p6…4y5d Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1aUt6N…jRpF

The dice rolls have been around for years. It's just become more mainstream since the coldcard incident

1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1HE7p6…4y5d

i've been around for years,
never heard of anyone rolling dice many times
apart from coldcard suggesting it

bashing the keyboard provides a lot more randomness
but then most in BTC are tards
so if it's a BTC thing, then i can understand.

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1aUt6N…jRpF Unverified · twetch
Replying to@15AdFP…ts6y

It doesn't
the hardware wallet hack was about the hardware wallet seed generation, not the chain.
BSV does not stop these hacks just as BTC did not.

Hardware wallets are not needed for cold storage, just the private key which can be stored on paper if need be.

257 649 sat
1ExP8L…YgjV Unverified · twetch
Replying to@15AdFP…ts6y

The beauty of BSV tech is number goes down technologically, not worth anyone bothering to take. Makes bag holders sleep easier at night.

774 613 sat
15AdFP…ts6y Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1ExP8L…YgjV

Truueee but for how long. When the interest is there it will be a different story. I fear for my safety in a future of bsv because even with 1 you will be in the 21milliom riches people.. never mind 100s or even thousands.

257 898 sat
1ExP8L…YgjV Unverified · twetch
Replying to@15AdFP…ts6y

Conceptually I agree with you. It will be something our great grand children will have to navigate though. If the network can stay alive until then. BSV number goes up is a pipe dream. After 8 years of "soon, trust me bro", the empirical evidence is clear hitherto about the Bitcoin protocol usage under this 3rd ticker. Personally zero impact on me, but I know a lot are drooling for this to occur.

254 858 sat
15AdFP…ts6y Unverified · twetch
Replying to@1ExP8L…YgjV

Yeah tbh bsv is my pension lol i dont plan to see any fruits maybe never. No lambo for me lol unless its a lambo tractor lol mmmm the evidence of halvings and economical fee incentives is clear of btc is clear it had to fail.

256 246 sat

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